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Still plucking away at this story and since we're nearly done with the month you could say I've not hit my goal... YET! Still trying to maintain the habit of writing every day. Some days I do, some I don't, but as long as the "do's" outnumber the "don'ts" I'll feel like I'm making progress!... Continue Reading →
What had started in a moment of frustration led to a long string of bad decisions. At least, that’s what my attorney was going to say. I didn’t really care what he was going to say but was glad that I’d get out faster than if I hadn’t agreed to the plea bargain. They don’t... Continue Reading →
It's a good thing that the online clutter I have is seen only by me because visitors to my electronic world would take one look, then quickly turn around and leave! And I'm certain I would hear faint whispers of "hoarder" as they quickly pass from view... Yes, I admit it...I collect information. Lots of... Continue Reading →
Still working on Visitor to Blue Lake but haven't spent much time on it. Had time last Sunday, but critical voice won. Critical voice: 1, Writer: 0 Then, earlier today I thought of a way I can beat back critical voice...treat my fiction writing like a job. I am a big fan of Dean Wesley Smith and... Continue Reading →
It wasn’t that he hated the house. No, it was a wonderful house. It was just that it reminded him of what a waste it had all been. His entire life had been wrapped up in acquisition so much that he’d entirely forgotten what it was like to be human. Well, that’s not exactly true.... Continue Reading →
Betty was a small town girl, but that didn’t mean she always would be. It would take about a year at this rate to collect the names...but that was not soon enough so she had to step it up. Faster. The plan was simple, really. Just begin by tapping into the church social circle... Continue Reading →
Breaking up with someone is hard no matter where you’re from.
Jazz left her home planet in search of a fresh start. Making friends quickly, Jazz put her unique talents to work helping a small town detective discover what happened to a young girl who simply disappeared, leaving nothing behind but her small backpack.
With no tips and little clues about what happened to Sarah, Detective Slade grows desperate, enlisting the aid of a young woman he’s just met in the hopes of finding young Sarah before it’s too late.
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